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  1. 10-11-2005, 03:09 AM #1
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    Default NEED A PHYSICS 2 TUTOR

    hey guys

    i need a tutor to help with my online hw assignments at gsu.

    i am in physics 1112k which is algebra based.

    i pay well. thanks. om if interested!
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  2. 10-11-2005, 09:45 AM #2
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    Can you give any example problems? I might be able to help, i was always pretty good in physics, but I haven't had it in a while gotta jog the memory. I'm going to have it next semester though, should be fun!
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    sure ill post in a minute
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    It's been a couple years since I did physics, but I'll try and help if you get stuck.
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    love to the ia peeps
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    Quote Originally Posted by justine_mg
    i pay well. thanks. om if interested!
    What if I don't want money?? :idb: ...sleep.....ROUND 2!! :idb: lol, j/k I couldn't help it...
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  7. 10-12-2005, 11:05 AM #7
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    just trying to keep it kosher
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    Where is the problem?

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    Hmmm....be prepared b/c calc based physics will be 10 times harder than your current course, well maybe not that much harder. It's a pre-req for most science/math majors. If you can't get past physics how are you going to make it through to med. school? LoL....

    Edit: Actually, there are people that find calc based easier, just lik pre-cal is easier for some than calc l. I guess it also depends on your interest and pre-existing knowledge of the subject matter from high school.
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    Quote Originally Posted by justine_mg
    just trying to keep it kosher
    Ok, so does that mean the terms are negotiable??
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    Quote Originally Posted by pharm_teg
    Hmmm....be prepared b/c calc based physics will be 10 times harder than your current course, well maybe not that much harder. It's a pre-req for most science/math majors. If you can't get past physics how are you going to make it through to med. school? LoL....

    Edit: Actually, there are people that find calc based easier, just lik pre-cal is easier for some than calc l. I guess it also depends on your interest and pre-existing knowledge of the subject matter from high school.
    From what i read on the ga state website calc based physics is optional but alg based physics is required. For me i find that calc is easier than pre-cal cause well i dont know why, but it just is haha.
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    Every professional program is different in its requirements. Some Pharm. Schools require A & P some don't. You just need make the right choices now before applying to Med. Schools. I know it's a long ways off for freshmen but time flies.
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